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ID. c. Pierce e. Co., sells gaso-
line by the gallon or barrel. Don't
bother by bringing your can, but
leave orders. Your can will be-
called for and returned brim full
of the best burning gasoline, at
low prices. 1t
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Notice.

[ have moved my paint shop to
second block north of Kennedy &
Links warehouse. Leave orders
for painting and paper hanging at
Groves drug store.
GEORGE MELVIN, Painter
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Notice.

1 am instructed by Brewington
& Fowler to publish the names OF
all those owing them where judg-
ment has been rendered, if not
paid before Nov. 18th, 1887.
b. W. Ross.
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Evans & Shaver

Want 100 new, cash customers
who appreciate pure goods. n
corn sugar, colored coffee. or any
other snlde goods sold at their es
Enlistment. All goods guaran
teed pure. Examine their goods
buy and get fat.
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Persons wishing to negotiate
eastern loans on their farms will
never know where the best terms
are to be had until the can on
]. c. THATCHER.
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Grassle Bros, have a horseshoe
ing department in connection with
their wagon factory; pillow repair
ing has attention, also.
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Fat Stock Wanted.

W. F. Willis will purchase all
the fat stock you have at highest
prices. He will be found at Muir
phey Bros, or J. S. Bakers feed
store.
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Rene mber that c. W. Dunlap
is in the hardware business on the
east side and that he has splendid
line of heaters and cook-stoves at
very reasonable prices.
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Itch, prairie mango, and scratch
es of every kind cured in 30 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton. Use no other. This never
fails. " arranted by F. A. Grove
& Co., Kirksville.
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DoCKERY & WE

Real Estate Brokers and Alb
stractors have a complete set of
abstracts of all lands in Adair Co.
Money to loan ON improved farms
at 6 per cent interest.
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Ladies wraps of the latest, pref
test, most desirable styles and
lower than any body at
GEO. r. BREwIYGToN's.
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The lowest rates of interest and
most liberal terms are given by
w. II. Clark Kirksyille.
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For Rent.

House and five acres of land in
the Southeast part of town. Cool
brick house of six rooms, cellar,
well and cistern,woo house, good
orchard, small fruit, good barn.
INQUIRE of 2. J. Brown.
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Yes, You Can.

Cigarette smokers can have 20
Home-run cigarettes for 5 cents at
Nichols.
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We have now received our new
stock of canned goods.
W. 2. Mason & Son.
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Silver-plated ware; china and
Bob emian glassware, beautiful
and useful, at Hart & Miller's. Ut
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Five for 10.

Cigar smokers can find five
good cigars for10 ct S at Nichols.
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For Sale.

Life membership in penman-
ship department of Smiths Mer-
camille College. Address this
Office.
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Wanted.

A good girl to do general house
work in the country. Good wages
will be paid the right party. Adj
dress GRAPHIC Office.
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WOOD! WOOD

Wood ready for the stove for
sale cheep at d. e. Pierce d Co.'S.
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Farm Loans.

Make your Farm loans of W.
81. Clark Kirkvllle Mo, Office over
Savings Bank.
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Buy your goods at
the Ladies' Bazaar and
get a chance at the
$40 gold watch to be
given away.

d. G. Pierce & Co., make special
inducements to student clubs and
boarding houses for cash. It will
pay you to look at their stock and
prices. 2w
Car Load of the Studebaker
Wagons at Carothers & Greene's.
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Ladies and gents underwear at
Brewington's,
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Why Not?

Why not eat bread when you
can get sack of flour for So cents
at Nichols.
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D. w. Goodson wants all your
potatoes and will pay you the high
est price in cash.
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Born.

DoNEGHY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Doneghy Oct. 9Th, girl. weight
Obs.
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MONEY TOLOAN

Money to loan at 7 PEI cen
Call on r. l.. barrow.
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BUNDY-GRANT-At the Presby-
terrain parsonage in Kirksville,
Oct. 4th, by Fey. E. r. Farrand,
Mr.. Albert Bahdy and Miss
Emma Grant, both of Adair Co.
SANDs--AMEs,--Att the residence
of the brides parents in Sigourney,
Iowa, Thursday evening Sept. 18th.
Mr.. B. W. Sands and Miss Media
Ames, Rev. Hackley officiating.
Bonnie, as he is familiarly known
here, is a son Of Judge Sands of
this city, and a young man of
sterling integrity. The GRAPHIC
extends congratulations.
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Two car loads of stoves at
Carother's d Greene's.
THATCHER
Money Saved is Money Twice Earned

For Insurance and Farm L .hs
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MARRIED.

PARcELLs-INMAN-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Inman, Monday
evening Oct. Sd, Mr.. A. Il.
PARCELS and Miss Rosa Inman,
Rev. Hustled officiating.
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MILLs-MoTT-At the residence
Of the BRIDES parents in Lam
caster, Mo-, Sunday evening
Oct. I'd, 1887, Mr.. John Mills
and Miss Minnie Mott, Rev.
Lytle officiating.
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EcKERT-HAYs-At the residence
dence of the brides parents in
Lancaster, Mo-, Sunday even
ing Oct. I'd, 1887, Mr.. w. j.
Eckert, and Miss Allie Hays,
Rev. Lytle officiating.
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yIPKsvILLE r. Il. TIME TABLE.
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Mr.. A. y. UARLOCh anu Wlle,
left for Ottumwa, Iowa, Monday
evening, where Mr.. Garlock goes
to attend the reunion of his old
regiment, the Seth Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. RICHARDSON,
of Quincy, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Kirksville
for several days, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Miss ALICE KITS, of Quincy,
Ills, one of the guests at the
Simpson-Sharp nuptials, return
ed home last week accompanied by
Miss Grace Sharp.
GEO. SHooP, Jas. IL. Novinger,
Harry Tull and E. o. Gates at
tended the reunion of their regi-
ment. the 9th Missouri, at Macon
CITY, Wednesday and Thursday.
s. S. Eperson and family, and
Johnnie Tummond, of Kirksville,
and Denton Sees, of Hurdland,
were of the number that left here
Wednesday night for Los Angles,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. RINGo, Mr..
and Mrs. J. R. Music, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Blackman and Mrs. A.
L. Shepherd left for st. Louis
Monday night to attend the expo
sition.
MIR. MoK1NsTRY, Sidney Woods,
w. ID. Cole Joseph Smith, Conley
Beers, Abbie Cunningham and
Watt Moore of LaPlata, came up
Monday evening to attend the Odd
Fellows lodge.
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Di.union Rebellion ana slavery

From Crandi, In the New York Voice.
"Ihe result of the election vii
b-nCiit the prohibition party 1t vii
also inevitably dislntegrate, to "A
greater or less extent, the denocr .tIc
party. No power on earth can pre-
vent il. Aud no one ought TO desire
TO prevent it, Bourbon democracy /
the thing that defeated Us in Tcxa-.
rs we'll rs moss b lck ropub icani SIN.
The changes were rung on the north,
aud ever lingering sectional prelude,
was effectively appealed TO by the IN
loon defenders. And no reform can
ever be brought about on the Amsri
can continent until the war parties
are both oblitcrated. The demo
cratic party, which was the party Of
disunion, rebellion and slavery, bids
fair to become the especial custodian
throughout the country of the liauor
traffic"
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Between oow"rd,ee and rrenehery.

Between Cowardice and Trenehery.
From tlii New York fines
According to tho statement of rep.
rescntatlve W. l.. Scott the confer
ence between him and the president
on the subject OF the tariff was
confined 10 its general outlines, and
no specific measure was discussed.
There is, however, little doubt that
the prcsidend, Us the responsible
leader of his party, rs well rs IN pur-
suance OF his constitutional duty, will
do all In his power 10 secure some
debate and substantial reduction of
taxation AT the approaching session
OF congress. How far he will sue
coed IN obtaining the cooperation of
the leading members OF congress of
OF his own party cannot be foretold.
His own ideas have been sound and
sagaclous, but they have failed OF
adoption Oh account OF cowardice OF
some and the treachery OF Others
OF the democratic Leaders.
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t.IInNiIim aIiIc.

From the Now York Evening Post
There are unmislakable symtoms that
the anti-Cleveland democratic news
papers in this city are growing very
weary of the file they have been
gnawing for the past two or three
years, aud are preparing to reconcile
themselves with the president The
present outlook Is that he will be re-
minated by reclamation, and that
there will. be no opposing candidate
before the convention.
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THE following is clipped from a
recent letter OF Cranllll's to the New
York Voice. and it speaks for itself.
1t is in exact line with the bo-Dutch
aud buck niger declaration of the
Advance during the late fierce cam
paign, and it corroborates the charge
that knownothingism Is the Advance
own proper sentiment:
81 have never expressed, as yet, an
opinion on changing the name OF the
Prohibition party, But will express
an opinion now on the policy OF the
prohibition party, and il | am dele.
gate to its national convention next
year shall insist on that policy. And
that is this Make a clear, distinct,
ringing declaration against the
wholesale importation OF men from
foreign Shores 10 rule this country
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sibly to see and learn something OF
this vast growing country for himself
at first hands. But really, is not his
tour simply and only an advertise
ment for the 81. Louis exposition,
and designed to draw crowds to that
city on the occasion. Its true that he
takes Atlanta and several other
points on his route. but TIE Atlanta,
Piedmont exposition will be on then
also Now we believe it right that
the president of the United State,
should every year visit some portion
of the country and cover as much ter
ritory in his trips as he can without
serious detrimept to the public serv-
ice. This is right IN many ways. Be-
sides iamiliariling himself with the
country, its many resources needs and
capabilities, the people have chance
to see their chief magistrate OCCASION
ally. 1t brings them face
to face with their servant, and
in THE way both come
to be better understood. But il Is not
dignited or fair that the chief magis-
trate lend himself to Increase the at
fractions of paid spectacle, and IN
this way cater TO the selfish interests
OF any one city.
Ofthe thousands OF strangers who
will flock to st. Louis only to see the
president, how many will have the
good fortune to meet him face to
face, or to gather from what he says
the sort of man the country is being
ruled by, The very crowds viii be
an obstruction, an impossible barrier
between the people and the presiden.
tial person. We dislike, exc eedingly,
the Idea of making . regular Jumbo
spectacle of the first gentleman in
America, bnt we do like the idea OF
seeing him among the people without
parade and without crowds, but
plainly and uuostentstiously COM
mingling with those who are 80
vastly interested in both his person
and the views he holds.
Now, We would like to
see him in Texas, and
no state in this union would accord
him warmer or more generous
welcome. Yet we do not want him
on u gala occasion. We would like
hin to come here IN April or May,
in October or November. In the
spring he would see the fairest land
the sun ere sLone on, and in the fall
the busiest and most prosperous. We
don't want him when the
capitol Is finished and opened
We want him to see the Lone Star
state, either when she is covered in
green and dover licked, or when
king cotton's pure white robe is over
all. Then only would Grover Cleye-
land be able to understand AT glance
that there is an influence at work
here other than the cow boy element
and more potent than arnlic, of men
politicians or "spOuters" on an cocoa
sion"
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Lively prpsnc,t

From the New York Evening sun.
If ANYBODY thinks that beesusou.
is an of year in politics there yr,n .oi'
duil times this fail he errs ~ Ge
going to be live, exciting, interests
and red hot in all the aspecis ''''hg,
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on ltpt',Iltlr

From the Temple Times.
The WACO EXAMINER and a.
Dallas Times are trying to gnos. ~. .ae
wrote the prohibition proclauaW"aaEO
We will bet that neither Tom pI9aa'
or Shell Hogan did. Dhi
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IL his speech on Thurs lay nigh t.
Judge Clark talked very frankly on
all phases of the political situation in
this state. He was very clear and
very emphatic in his expression as to
the eXpurgAtion of the l2th plank,
and the substitution therefor plank
which will replace the democracy of
Texas in line with the old-time poll
cy OF the party on this point. He in
sists that the democratic state con-
vention dare not ignore the pressing
necessity, aud it dare take no action
which indicates either neutrality or
liberation of the undemoCratic dog
MAJOR doctrine sof prohibition, There
Is no toubt whatever that the prohi-
bitionists will make q light in the
primaries next year in order, ii pos.
sible, TO p; vent the adoption of the
proposed strong anti plank, and OF
course the ants will fight for dele
gates who will obey the party will,
and place it there. Verify is it true
that we will have very important
and interesting campaign next sum.
mer, and it will commence very
carly, and last until after the state
convention adiourns.
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from the New York Herald.
The clergy are constantly ssr;.
mat trials are good for US. Lazy
sharp Is OF the same opinion. Hs i ~,
had one and now wants another 1N
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and the democrats are iupwr.
: ms insistance upon the 'fi Es.ws
Die must mean that no nroe. syls.
mug to the Jug. Can it ba p tb..s The
only Small beer in the map MAPS there /,
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"Ignorant" Eastern,..,

From the Kingston o., NJ, shaf, WI"
We notice in some eastern
whose editors know nothin papers,
mining, quite an account og < about
mines, located In Pinal county fruits Is
ma Yet we notice very INK rito'
ton made of it in mininy ns v',e men.
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It>hOuId SctIps,r.,,.,

From the Marlin BALL
With Nose Harris on one s,oo
Broth n liaggarI on the o,ho'e sal
Saint Cranlill in the midGin AMI
equilibrium of this sad old NE
should be pretty well maintain IS9,!fd
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From the Philadelphia Inqulier.
As usual, fire killed few Of IN.
Exeter theatre victim: fear killed ,ss
rest. 1'
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Virgin,. Democ,a,.

From the Courier journal
Hereafter senator Malone 'sbo.
be careful to lend his money onl y /.
democrats. '
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Cleveland, Western Tour.

la October the president of the
| nited States will begin what pur.
ports to be tour to the west, ostea,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

From the New York sun
There is a good deal Of humbuy +,
the talk of some men.
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Dignity AIit.onc,
From me Temple Times.

FTUW IHt ItmVIt IIHeH,
The Newses are being subjected TO
lively cross-lre from many papers
on account OF its course in the quarrel
with Reverend Briggs. The sold
lady and her vigorous offspring at
Dallas, however, shows no disposition
10 retreat. The whole affair is to be
regretted and the News has sacrificed
much ofits dignity in the contest.
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II the foreigner comes here, let him
be the governed and not The governor
II the negroes and foreigners could
have been eliminated from Texas il
would not now be cursed with the
saloon and its pernicious influences"
RAIN is excellent any time in Texas.
The winter soakers are what makes
the crops. In order to get any result
whatever from the soil, it must be
well saturated in winter. This has
been the observation and conclusion
of every intelligent observer in this
state.
THE free trade democrats of Texas.
who are at the same time prohibi-
tionists. will not relish the Atlanta
Constitutions ilings at Col. Mills. The
Constitution pushes decency very
hard in its warfare on Mills,
---------
"CHIMGNG bells on the listening ear
of the soul" These words are - quot
alton from the last issue of that fun
nicst of funny papers, the Colonel,
This lays over Texas Siftings by a
number of points.
WE would have the Atlanta Consti-
tuition to know that the Hon. Roger
q. Mills is no fraud. lie is an honest,
upright man, a devoted christian gen.
tleman, democrat and patriot.
THE way Bill Sterrett takes Fort
Worth under his wing is most eXasp-
Grating to the press of Panthervillc.
Bil's work in this way is finished
work, and II sears like not iron.
THE Bastrop Bee, fine eight col
umn paper, Is on our exchange table,
and its request tor all exchange com
piled with.
The Denison News asks: "Will
Waco go in mourning when Parsons
is hung" Not much. we should say.
JUDGE CLARK says the 12.h plank
must 90. Not only that, but the
strong anti plank must go in.
JUDGE CLARK has been Ill, but 9
surely recovering. This is good news
tor the state.
NEARLY four thousand bales al
ready. Waco ia Cottouville.
The Gazette is master at sarcasm
The News is not.
Is the Briggs campaign over;
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luE farmers are preparing &c
plant Il large wheat crop tins tall.
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THERE no war between Mills and
Coke, aud IN Will di.appoint good
many people.
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NEARLY four thousand bales a.
ready. Waco is Cottouvllle.
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WACO has got into the rain belt at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17

JUDGE CLARK has been Ill, but 9
surely recovering. This is good news
tor the state.
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LNOR SALE Fine Vermont McrIno iucE,,s
~ low prices. Apply = Iha'' p1"u'''
Eddy.
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CHEAP COLUMN.
" tNTIiD

w ANIED.-MAN To take the agapev A,
our safes size 2sNiSXls inches. Tei,S'
500 retail price S35 other sizes In pfono,,i'.
rare chanceto c-catca PORN lneut bu.ls..,
At home. Thcsr safes meet demand b.T.,
before suppliedby other safe companle. ~
we are not governed BY the safe Pool Alp5,
Safe Co., Cincinnati, o. i-
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WE would have the Atlanta Consti-
tuition to know that the Hon. Roger
g. Mills is no fraud. lie is an honest,
upright man, devoted christian gen.
tlemsn, u democrat and patriot.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17
Snn snnII,s roiiiic.

From the Boston Globe.
Sam Small says be is mugwump
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LNOR SALE. ono wheelock piano g9lI
II new, Original cost 500 Barnard BIO
LNOR SALE Missouri seed Wurit ~ GAN
II eron Roller Mills, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17

o mloal tnan the ordinary kinds. ana cannotbe
sold In competition with the multitude OF low
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17

The Gazette is master at sarcasm
The News is not.
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If the foreigner comes here, let him
be the governed aud not The governor.
1t the negroes and foreigners could
have been eliminated from Texas il
would not now be cursed with the
saloon and its pernicious influences. :"
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NiISCbsLLtNIiOi =.

RARNARD BROS, have moved lhe,T ,'o'
- To- 500 Austin avenue, next TO AcLa's"
Inns
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THE free trade democrats of Texas.
who are AT the same time prohibi-
tionists. will not relish the Atlanta
Constitutions iings at Col. Mills. The
Constitution pushes decenty very
hard in its warfare on Mills.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17

THE way Bill Sterrett takes Fort
Worth under his wing is most eXasp-
Grating to the press of pantherville.
Bills work in this way is finished
work, and II sears like not iron.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17

to make big commission while he
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17

STOVEs. STOVES, STOVES srolsS,.
- We have a large lot OF sioye-, uenn mi,
all kinds, which can sell at bargain sS Hr,
new stoves still take the load. Cnrio'lN NV
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-17

THE Bastrop Bee, fine eight col
umn paper, Is on our exchange table,
and its request for al exchange com
piled with.
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THERE'S no downing Coke.

Is the Briggs campaign over: